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3000m Individual Pursuit - Women
GOLD
Points Race - Women
SILVER
Points Race - Women
BRONZE
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1
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3000m Individual Pursuit - Women
GOLD
Points Race - Women
SILVER
0
0
1
Points Race - Women
BRONZE
Sport
Cycling
Born
12.03.1994
Hometown
Glasgow
Katie Archibald
Club:
Unattached/Scottish Cycling
Bronze medallist in the Points Race at Glasgow 2014, Katie stepped up in style at her second Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, winning gold in the Individual Pursuit, silver in the Points Race and recording two 4th place finishes in the Scratch Race and Road Time Trial.
Her Individual Pursuit gold came on a special night as her brother John took silver in the men's event, making them the first brother and sister to win Commonwealth Games medals for Scotland on the same day.
Previously a swimmer, Katie took up cycling in 2011, where she competed on a grass track. She has gone on to win World and Olympic gold, setting a World record in the Team Pursuit in every round at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Olympic gold medallist in 2016, adding gold and silver at Tokyo 2020, and a seven-time World Champion, Katie Archibald has established herself as a force to be reckoned with over a 13-year period at the top of her sport, from the first of an astonishing 21 European titles in 2013 to her most recent in February 2026.
Her success has been tempered by injury, missing both Birmingham 2022 and Paris 2024 but she retired in May 2026 with an astonishing 51 medals across Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth Games.
Her Individual Pursuit gold came on a special night as her brother John took silver in the men's event, making them the first brother and sister to win Commonwealth Games medals for Scotland on the same day.
Previously a swimmer, Katie took up cycling in 2011, where she competed on a grass track. She has gone on to win World and Olympic gold, setting a World record in the Team Pursuit in every round at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Olympic gold medallist in 2016, adding gold and silver at Tokyo 2020, and a seven-time World Champion, Katie Archibald has established herself as a force to be reckoned with over a 13-year period at the top of her sport, from the first of an astonishing 21 European titles in 2013 to her most recent in February 2026.
Her success has been tempered by injury, missing both Birmingham 2022 and Paris 2024 but she retired in May 2026 with an astonishing 51 medals across Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth Games.